Managing Preservation without a Preservation Librarian
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Six step scalable program for managing preservation in your library. Case study: The Library Company of Burlington. By Michele Stricker, Consultant, Library Development Bureau, New Jersey State Library. Presented at the American Library Association Conference, Chicago, July 2009.
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- 4. Setting the Stage: The Library Company of Burlington
- 5. Patrons appreciate the library’s historic legacy
- 6. Burlington’s own Civil War General E. Burd Grubb
- 7. Librarians Hannah Severns and Lydia Weston
- 9. 1758 Charter
- 10. Original Seals
- 11. First to print a Catalog of Books - 1758
- 12. First Library Building Constructed - 1789
- 13. Wm. Franklin, NJ’s Last Royal Governor
- 15. 1864: We got a new building… and it’s old now, too.
- 27. The John James Audubon volumes
- 28. The John James Audubon volumes
- 29. Case Study: Designing a Preservation Program Case Study: Designing a Preservation Program
- 30. Collection Breakdown Case Study: Designing a Preservation Program
- 31. 35,000 volumes Adult Fiction & Non-Fiction
- 32. Children’s Room: Fiction and Non-Fiction
- 33. Computer Lab: High Speed Internet Access
- 34. Teen Lounge: Relax, Read, Hang, Chill Out
- 35. Public Meeting Room & Videoconferencing
- 36. Internet Café: Wi-Fi, Web, Coffee & Snacks
- 37. Case Study: Garnering Support for Preservation Case Study: Designing a Preservation Program
- 38. Case Study: Policies Case Study: Designing a Preservation Program
- 39. Case Study: Designing a Preservation Program: Policies
- 40. Missing Policies: Collections Development
- 41. Missing Policies: Collections Development
- 42. Missing Policies: Collections Development
- 43. Missing Policies: Collections Development
- 44. Missing Policies: Collections Development
- 45. Missing Policies: Collections Development
- 46. Case Study: Designing a Preservation Program Case Study: Designing a Preservation Program
- 47. Charter: Conservation framed and covered
- 48. Rare Books: Gathered and shelved by date
- 49. Clamshell box: Good Protection - at a price
- 50. Case Study: Designing a Preservation Program Case Study: Time to Assess the Collection
- 51. Case Study: Whoa. Case Study: Designing a Preservation Program
- 65. Rare Book Room
- 70. Case Study: Designing a Preservation Program: Gallery
- 71. Case Study: Light can reveal
- 72. Case Study: Light can reveal, light can destroy
- 77. A Scalable and Effective Preservation Program
- 80. Thank you for listening! Michele Stricker The New Jersey State Library